Kzg Maraging Power Driver For Mac

An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. Seller Notes: “ Up for sale is a pre-owned Silver KZG Maraging Power 10.5° Driver 1 Wood Golf Club Apache Graphite Shaft. The club comes in good playable USED condition. Signs of usage from play is evident as shown in large, close up photos.

• Kzg Maraging Power Driver For Mac Mac

A used KZG Golf, Fairway Wood, Maraging Power is worth $29, on average. A fair range of prices for a used KZG Golf, Fairway Wood, Maraging Power is from $21 to $37. A good price if you are buying a KZG Golf, Fairway Wood, Maraging Power is $21, and a good price if you are selling a KZG Golf, Fairway Wood, Maraging Power is $37. Buy New Trend KZG 9* Degree Golf DRIVER Head Only Maraging Power NEW! Golf Clubs - New Trend KZG 9* Degree Golf DRIVER Head Only Maraging Power NEW! A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packagi. J Kzg King is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with J Kzg King and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world.

Please use all photos to judge the condition of the club for your self. We have many more golf clubs and golf related items in our store. Ships insured. ” Club Type: 1 Wood Driver Dexterity: Right-Handed Brand: KZG Shaft Material: Graphite Club Size: 1-Wood/ Driver Loft: 10.5 MPN: Maraging Power UPC: Does Not Apply.

Is it just me or do a lot of the smaller companies spend too much time telling us that we're stupid because we buy the big brands? Not sure if you've got the same saying in the USA - but I'd say that they're trying to talk their product up by talking others down.

Unfortunately this is a recurring problem among some smaller brands. Unable to draw any real distinction between their own product and the mass produced product from the big boys they often resort to either telling us: 1) Everything is the same, so you might as well buy my custom clubs 2) The big guys are just marketing companies, I spend all my money on R&D.(the implication is that they spend more on R&D than big golf companies, which is basically absurd). Yes.big companies have big marketing budgets, but they also have MASSIVE R&D budgets as well. The two are not mutually exclusive.

You seldom see a viable argument for a small component brand. Mostly it's arguments against bigger companies. I will say that one of the exceptions I've encountered is Steve Almo from Geek Golf. I've spoken with him a few times about his drivers, particularly the No Brainer we had in for our big driver test. Steve strongly believes that heavier is better, and so he's engineered his driver heavier than the just about anyone's. Hell if I know, but he's one of the few that will concede that off-the-rack actually fits a good number of golfers (Steve throws out 60%), and that his clubs are more suited to the 40% for whom off-the-rack doesn't work.

Kzg Maraging Power Driver For Mac Mac

I get what they're trying to say - they're probably not altogether wrong, but boy, talk about telling your customer 'you're not good enough!' I'm no genius, but I've been in the marketing end of my business long enough to know that you never want to give your customer the impression that your stuff is too sophisticated for the average Joe, or that somehow they're not equipped to make adjustments. Hell, when I guy it, it's MY freaking club - if I want to adjust it, let me!

It comes across as arrogant, but it sounds more like a very bad marketing justification for either an inability or refusal to design/manufacture an adjustable head. Honestly, this is nothing new from KZG. Even some of their more well respected dealers will tell you what a pain in the behind they can be. There's also the crap they gave Indacup after they had their flooding issues.

I'm all aboard the fitting train, but I really dislike the whole 'golfers are idiots who can't do anything themselves'. I'm just waiting for someone to add 'including swinging the club' to that. I mean golfers are idiots otherwise Ping wouldn't have to make their driver loft 2.

higher then standard on average, but I also think there's a big difference between being an idiot due to one's ego vs the loft on their driver and being an idiot as to screw a weight in wrong and damage the head. This release sounds more like the latter.